Rumor has it that Apples long-awaited Macbook Pro update will feature Intel’s new Sandy Bridge i7 processors.
9to5mac believes that these computers will launch as soon as next week.
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Today, Apple went on a roll with releasing new software for it’s devices – which included the long-awaited iOS 5 update as well as iCloud.
There’s been a lot of new stuff added, so here’s a summary of what’s new.
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In accordance with Apple’s release of iOS 5 today, the company has also started shipping its new iTouch models to stores with iOS 5 pre-installed.
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Today, Apple released its iTunes “in the Cloud” feature, which was available for the US back in June, to multiple other countries around the world.
The feature allows users to easily redownload music previously purchased in iTunes to any registered device so that users do not have to store an entire library onto every single device.
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CNet reports that Apple has been trying to secure world-wide iCloud music rights so that it can be ready for a possible October 4th launch during the company’s media event.
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Previously, we reported that Apple had been releasing more TV and Movie content to several European countries, and it has been speculated about whether Apple would follow up on that and release its Apple TV to utilize the addition of new content.
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According to Mashable, Facebook has chosen Apple’s iOS 5 and iPhone 5 media event as the stage where it will announce it’s long-awaited iPad App. The media-event is rumored to be set for October 4th, as recorded in our previous articles.
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Amazon recently sent out invitations for its media event which it is hosting on September 28th. The invitations did not specify exactly what the event would feature – but it has been much rumored that the company is planning on announcing its very own low-cost Android tablet.
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Breaking news came recently, as an image from TimoNews of an internal T-Mobile posting seems to dash all hopes that T-Mobile would get the iPhone 5 when it is released.
The posting came from T-Mobile Chief Marketing Officer – Cole Brodam, so its pretty certain that the report is final.
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According to 9to5 Mac, Apple will indeed be releasing both the rumored low-end revamped iPhone 4, as well as the teardrop iPhone 5.
However, the site also reports that the new iPhone 5 has encountered some production delays, and could see shortages in supply up to 2012.
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France Telecom Stéphane Richard reportedly made a startling claim recently, claiming that his sources point towards an October 15th release of the iPhone 5.
It’s very rare for a CEO to make a claim about the release date of Apple hardware.
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SprintFeed has recently found even more information pointing towards a late September-early October iPhone 5 launch.
This time, it comes in the form of an internal message by Sprint stating something about a blackout due to a major phone launch on September 30th-October 15th.
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Adobe finally announced yesterday about the release of its new products – Flash Media Server 4.5 and Access 3.0 – which will allow publishers to start streaming Flash videos to iOS devices.
iOS devices have in the past been forever been crippled by not being able to naturally support Flash video, but with this new software solution – users will no longer have to cry about not being able to watch their favorite flash videos online.
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Even with the recent launch of Lion, it is still apparent that many Mac users are still on OS X Leopard. Thus, Apple appears to be preparing OS X Leopard 10.6.9 to allow iCloud support in order for everyone to utilize the new service.
Well, at least that’s what we think.
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AT&T and Verizon won’t be the only carriers to first introduce the new iPhone 5 anymore. The Wall Street Journal reports that Sprint is also receiving the privilege of unveiling America’s most awaited smartphone when it comes out.
The report also states that the iPhone 5 will indeed be released mid-October, which is actually a bit later than some other trusted reports we have heard.
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According to 9to5 Mac, Apple is going to go ahead and release its next-gen smartphone on October 7th, which was the date first reported by TiPB. Apparently, Apple had been deciding between the October 14th and October 7th dates, but finally went with October 7th because of good pre-mass-production rates.
Also, Apple may be letting customers pre-order the iPhone 5, which did not happen with the iPad 2.
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